When I first got into computer audio I dismissed upsampling algorithms, assuming them to be sonically detrimental. However, I've now fallen in love with two somewhat opposing forces: the first is the Slim Devices products (specifically the TP, although it's missing a little warmth vs my Modwright Denon 3910...see comments in audiophile forum) that obviously uses the network as a vehicle. The other is Foobar and specifically the great SSRC upsampling algorithm for 24/96. However, I don't want to run Foobar in my music room, I want the SB or TP (assume for a second that the "SB4" will handle 24/96), maybe modded to include an I2S interface, yadda yadda. If Slimserver simply had an SSRC plug-in all would be fine with the world. However, I don't even have a clue as to what SSRC does and whether the bits it twiddles are even accessible via Slimserver. Anyway, just a question... Thx Ted
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